West Texas Druggists Hold Two Day Amarillo Meeting
Hany F. Sinclair opens the West Texas Retail Druggist Association spring session in Amarillo with a two day program that included a banquet and business talks by Lawrence Thomas Floya Mincy and Flake Williams. Nearly 150 attendees looked to decide the next meeting site as Colorado and San Angelo bid. The session featured discussions on drug store arrangement retail lines and the pharmacist’s role in narcotic and whiskey prescriptions.
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Dawes Rush For Senate To Break The Deadlock
Associated Press reports from Washington on March 10 show Charles Beacher Warren of Michigan failing by a single vote to become attorney general, as Senate stalemate continues and Democrats press the issue amid the political maneuvering.
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Storm damages Indiana towns in large regional storm
A storm sweeping through Indiana caused extensive damage and injuries, with Rochester and Warsaw hit hardest. About 76 000 dollars was lost at Rochester and 30 000 to 40 000 at Warsaw. Terre Haute area reported ten demolished houses and a church and traction station razed in Lincoln. No deaths reported.
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Buffalo Wallow Battle Site Marking Launched in Hemphill County
Canadian Chamber of Commerce launches fund to mark the Buffalo Wallow site 22 miles south of Canadian between the Washita river and Gage by creek. G L Addison named treasurer, Mrs Clive K Dixon secretary. Six participants earned congressional medals. Amarillo businessman urges fundraising committee and cement firm pledge.
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Senate backs Colorado compact ratification tied to water splits
Arizona Senate passes a resolution urging ratification of the Colorado compact contingent on California and Nevada agreeing to a fair distribution of water among lower basin states. Pepper moves Isle of Pines treaty open-session consideration in Washington. Atlanta searches for a sign driver. Ferguson signs House Bill 277 extending five-year oil and gas leases on university land and sale of future leases by competitive bidding.
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Body of Henderson Identified After Burning Death
The burned body of W. P. Henderson, 63, a laborer and recluse, was identified after an inquest at Blackburn Funeral Home. Witnesses described a fire started by an oil stove under bedding in his dugout near Amarillo, with death ruled accidental. Identification came from a gold filing, a tooth filling, and shoes Henderson wore. Sheriff Pollard probes further details.
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Steel firm unfilled orders hit new high in Feb totals
New York report shows United States Steel Corporation unfilled orders at 6,284,771 tons as of February 28, up 247,448 tons from January and the highest since August 1923. The gain exceeded preliminary estimates by about 66,000 tons.
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The News Offers Rich Features For Readers
The News highlights many high grade features exclusive for readers. Two notable women’s features are The Tangle and Cynthia Grey. Includes daily novel installments Flapper Jan ny Bays Abe Martin Folks of Our Town and the Daily Crossword. Comics Old Home Town Our Boarding House Salesman Sam Freckles and His Friends Bringing Up Father. Subscription offers promote The News and Post combo.
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Numerous Applicants Contend For Teapot Dome Leases
Depositional testimony in Cheyenne shows several applicants besides Harry F. Sinclair sought leases on Teapot Dome naval oil reserve. Government charges collusion and fraud with Albert B. Fall as exsecretary of the interior. Witnesses from Texas, Denver and New York described discussions with Fall and attempts to secure leases or acreage, including Shaffer of Evanston and Pioneer Oil and Refining Company efforts.
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Weather forecast for Amarilla and West Texas region
Weather summary for Porevast Amarilla and vicinity shows Wednesday fair with colder southern portions and unsettled conditions in New Mexico. North portions may see snow while temperatures dip. hourly readings for Amarilla noted for yesterday.
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Anti Shiek Bill Passes In Nebraska Senate Vote
Lincoln March 10 The Nebraska State Senate approved by 23 to 9 Senator Cooper's anti Shiek bill making alleged affections of a husband or wife a felony punishable by fine or up to four years in prison. The measure now goes to the House where Cooper predicts it will pass.
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The Skeleton Finger in Wriday’s Daily OwS Hall
Norman Slater faces a bitter foe in a deserted mill as he awaits a fate of defeat and burn in a grim mystery tale. The villain strikes with a whip, promising torture and a brutal end within the old building.
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Amarillo Rotary Club wins Galveston attendance awards
Galveston March 10 Amarillo Rotary Club wins Galveston attendance trophy and Elijah Coles cup for second largest delegation and mileage. District governors selected Walter J. Cline Sid Hardin Bruce Bogarte for districts 41 47 48 to lead tri district structure. 1925 Cleveland meeting to elect successors.
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Fergu son Amnesty Bill Faces House Clash in Texas
After seven years of struggle for vindication former Governor James Ferguson faced the final barrier as the amnesty bill was taken up in the Texas House. Representatives debated constitutionality amid appeals for mercy and forgiveness for a twice convicted former governor.
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